Category:Lime Street tunnel
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Lime Street tunnel was constructed between 1832 and 1836 by William McKenzie to connect the recently-constructed Edge Hill railway station and Liverpool Lime Street railway station. It is 2230 yards long and has a gradient of 1 in 93. Smoke and steam caused problems and in 1881 the tunnel was opened out and it now appears from above to be an open cutting crossed by road bridges.
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Media in category "Lime Street tunnel"
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Leaving Liverpool Lime St - geograph.org.uk - 747034.jpg 640 × 480; 97 KB
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Lime Street Tunnel layout.jpg 1,621 × 655; 882 KB
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Tunnel Platform 1, Edge Hill.jpg 3,558 × 3,627; 9.17 MB
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Tunnel Platform 4, Edge Hill.jpg 4,804 × 3,420; 8.24 MB
